6 Dangerous Serial Killer Myths You Probably Believe

Serial killer myths and misconceptions infographic

Serial killers have long fascinated the public, thanks in part to the sensationalism of true crime media, films, and TV shows. Unfortunately, much of what we think we know about serial killers is based on myths—not facts. These misconceptions can distort our understanding, misguide investigations, and even let killers slip through the cracks. In this … Read more

Startling Facts About the Delphi Murders Case That Shook Indiana

Delphi murders case crime scene and memorial in Indiana

In 2017, the lives of two teenage girls and an entire community changed forever. The small town of Delphi, Indiana—home to just under 3,000 people—was thrust into the national spotlight when best friends Liberty “Libby” German and Abigail “Abby” Williams vanished during a hike on a local trail. What followed was a chilling saga filled … Read more

The Alexander Jackson Murders: 6 Shocking Truths Behind a Family Tragedy

Alexander Jackson murders crime scene in Cedar Rapids home

When police responded to a 911 call on a summer morning in 2021, they expected to find a home invasion in progress. Instead, they uncovered a crime so chilling it stunned the Cedar Rapids community—and the nation. The seemingly all-American University of Iowa student, Alexander Jackson, had murdered his parents and younger sister in cold … Read more

5 Shocking Truths That Shaped the University of Idaho Murders Case

University of Idaho murders case scene with police and memorial

The University of Idaho murders case shook the entire country. Four students lost their lives in a senseless attack, and the town of Moscow, once peaceful, found itself in a storm of grief, confusion, and media attention. As investigators dug deeper, the public speculated wildly, and misinformation spread like wildfire. So, what actually helped the … Read more

Trailblazer in the Dark: Inside the Mind of One of the FBI’s First Female Profilers

First female FBI profiler Jana Monroe at work on criminal cases and breaking gender barriers

When three bodies were discovered floating in Tampa Bay in 1989, investigators were stumped. The case of Joan Rogers and her two teenage daughters had gone cold—until FBI profiler Jana Monroe stepped in. Her bold, unconventional idea changed everything. Rather than rely solely on traditional forensics, Monroe recommended enlarging a handwritten note found in the … Read more

Did a Texas Mother Kill Her 5-Year-Old Son—Or Was She a Scapegoat for a Tragic Accident?

Texas mother cleared of son's death after tragic car crash and wrongful charges

For nearly three agonizing years, Heather Guerra lived in the shadows of grief and suspicion. Was she responsible for the death of her 5-year-old son Julian? Or had the system made her a scapegoat—more concerned with swift justice than the truth? On July 8, 2020, a trip to the beach turned into a nightmare. Guerra’s … Read more

Deadly Intent or Desperate Defense? The Machete Clash That Could Cost a Pregnant Woman 30 Years

Machete self-defense case involving a pregnant woman in a courtroom drama

It started in a Phoenix parking lot. It ended in a courtroom. And for Donjané Smith, a 25-year-old pregnant woman, it almost led to a 30-year prison sentence. What began as a verbal spat spiraled into a shocking legal saga that tested the boundaries of justice, self-defense, and prosecutorial discretion. A Routine Night Turns Into … Read more

Why Did Andre McDonald Kill His Wife, Andreen?

Why did Andre McDonald kill his wife case

What began as a fairy tale love story ended in one of San Antonio’s most chilling homicides. Major Andre McDonald, a respected Air Force officer, and his wife, Andreen McDonald, appeared to be living the American dream. With a beautiful daughter and a multimillion-dollar home health business, their life looked picture-perfect. But beneath the surface, … Read more

Betrayal, Revenge, or Cover-Up? The Chilling Unsolved Triple Murder of Jonestown Defectors

Jonestown defector triple murder unsolved case

On a quiet February night in 1980, horror unfolded inside a small Berkeley cottage. Al and Jeannie Mills were found shot execution-style in their bedroom. Their teenage daughter, Daphene, lay nearby—barely alive from a similar gunshot wound. She died three days later. The brutality was shocking. But what truly chilled investigators was the family’s history. … Read more